HC 110, Pyro Developer, Agfa Brovira Paper Simulation or How to do it?

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

I switched to LUMIX Z20 with Leica lens and I am looking for Kodak HC 110 and Pyro Developer Simulation whether alone or on to Tri X and Agfa Brovira Paper Simulation If there is no thing like this, please help to how to do it ? Is there a book for this matter or an article or video ?

Umut

 

[koraks]

Expose a set wedge onto TriX.
Develop in HC110 or your other developer of choice.
Create a characteristic curve.
Apply this curve to your digital captures.

For simulating the print: process a sheet of Brovira the way you like it to be. Obtain color and density measurements with a densitometer or photospectrometer (preferably the latter). Use these measurements to adjust your digital prints to look as close as possible to the Brovira original. Instead of the measurements, you can also match the prints visually by holding them side by side and making iterative adjustments to the digital print until you're happy.

 

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

Expose a set wedge onto TriX.
Develop in HC110 or your other developer of choice.
Create a characteristic curve.
Apply this curve to your digital captures.

For simulating the print: process a sheet of Brovira the way you like it to be. Obtain color and density measurements with a densitometer or photospectrometer (preferably the latter). Use these measurements to adjust your digital prints to look as close as possible to the Brovira original. Instead of the measurements, you can also match the prints visually by holding them side by side and making iterative adjustments to the digital print until you're happy.

Hello , would this characteristic curve which to be applied to photo editor is as same as to adjust the curve adjustment tool which I use at online photo editors.

Is that that simple or is there a trick I do not know ?

Thank you,

Umut

 

[koraks]

Hello , would this characteristic curve which to be applied to photo editor is as same as to adjust the curve adjustment tool which I use at online photo editors.

Yes.

Is that that simple or is there a trick I do not know ?

This would be the general procedure I'd follow if I wanted to do this. Any specifics to your photo editor (online or otherwise) will depend on the specific software used and your preferences.